Concord Woman Accused Of Biting Man During Assault Incident

CONCORD, NH — A local woman with a history of criminal charges is in more trouble after allegedly biting a man on Airport Road last month, according to police and court documents. Michelle Milbury, a homeless woman now located in Concord, was arrested on May 5, 2019, on an assault charge, and May 12, on a breach of bail charge. Officers, according to a court affidavit, were called to Airport Road for a report of a disturbance at around 11:30 p.m. on May 11.

When they arrived, they spoke with Milbury in the driveway of a residence and a male victim on the front steps. The officer asked Milbury "several times" what happened and she refused to answer but, later, said there was a verbal argument about "nothing" and "that was all." When asked where she was staying, the reporting officer alleged that Milbury "was unaware of what day it was." She did, however, acknowledge that she was arrested for allegedly biting the male victim the week before, according to the report.

The reporting officer spoke to the victim and he stated that Milbury was out on bail and those bail conditions required that she have no contact with him. The officer checked the bail order and confirmed that Milbury was not to have contact with the victim or be within 300 feet of him. The officer asked her about the bail order and whether or not she recalled speaking with the bail commissioner who probably explained the conditions.

"But he bailed me out," she reportedly stated to the officer.

When asked again if she realized she was supposed to stay away from the victim, she allegedly looked down and replied, "I know."

Milbury was arrested, refused bail, and arraigned on May 13.

About a month and a half before, according to Bow police, Milbury was arrested after the Central New Hampshire Special Operations Unit conducted a search warrant of an apartment on Branch Londonderry Turnpike West in Bow for weapons and drugs. Milbury, who was living there at the time, was arrested on two counts of felony criminal threatening with a deadly weapon charges.

After the arraignment, the Concord Monitor reported that Milbury and Paul Lacourse, 51, of Bow, were accused of using a gun and knife to threaten two people who were visiting the apartment. At the time of the arraignment, it was not clear if the gun used during the alleged threat incident was real.

Previously, according to reports on Patch, Milbury has been arrested and charged with theft, criminal trespass, drug possession, endangering the welfare of a child, driving after revocation, and numerous warrants.

Editor's note: This post was derived from information supplied by the Concord District Court. It does not indicate a conviction. This link explains the removal request process for New Hampshire Patch police reports.